In the question below, three statements are given which may or may not contain an error in any part of the sentence. Identify the statements containing an error and also point out the part containing the error. I. Based on the newspaper reports, (a) / we can conclude that (b) / many accidents are (c) /caused by reckless driving(d). II. When viewed (a) / with his point of view, (b) / the entire episode assumes (c) / a different colour altogether(d). III. The officer (a) / is angry (b) / with the clerk (c) / for not attending to the work(d). Correct Answer II-b Statements I and III are contextually and grammatically correct. In part (b) of statement II, usage of the word with is incorrect. from (Prep.) is used for showing somebody’s point of view. from one’s point of view: as far as one is concerned e.g - From a financial point of view, the project was a disaster. Correct statement II: When viewed (a) / with / from his point of view, (b) / the entire episode assumes (c) / a different colour altogether(d). Thus, option 5 is the correct answer.